Hell of a surfer. You know what Poo-Pourri is? I spent five glorious years building this business in San Diego, California, which I love San Diego, and my fianc is from San Diego. I see you're You are crazy, bro. No kidding. John Lee Dumas: John Lee Dumas: John Lee Dumas: Her life is so different. I just want a suitcase of cash when you show up at my doorstep. Location & Contact *Available Virtual Only Address Phone Email; EOFire. That guy is an animal. I did a thirteen-month tour of duty in Iraq. Guy, this is the cherry on top. But? Did that come up? Bring your surfboard by the way because my neighbor is a fantastic surfer. Okay. Life is good, brother. Guy Kawasaki: Thousands of people are moving here every year from the states for the exact same reason. Guy Kawasaki: This is a special episode because John Lee Dumas and I are both recording and both publishing the interview on our own channels. So this is a pfeifer. I didn't know how to do anything, the technical side. Puerto Rico is on fire. Oh my God, you just made my fianc, Kate, so happy, and she doesn't even know it yet. Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Mark Cuban. Great minds think alike. It can't just be kind of good. So my first question for you. That guy is an animal. We have a whole house generator so there is very little disruption in our lives, but it can still be frustrating. So please do Guy Kawasaki and really, the world, a favor, and explain what you should look for in a mentor, because it ain't Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk, or Warren Buffett. Yeah. I mean, I started with that question because You are Guy Kawasaki. Her husband has got to be out there still cranking because he's in commercial real estate. Potholes are common & drivers are poor. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: I read all their books. I didnt know what I was going to do next, but it was going to be something of value. Done. You are somebody who has access to the people you just mentioned. Can Your Menstrual Cycle Impact Your Long Term Brain Health? Right. Maybe I'm too broad." My father ran his own law practice and my mother was a stay-at-home mom. I am proud to say that I've had many of the same remarkable people on my podcast. Where you live right now? The theme is, over and over again, is just like in hindsight, yeah, that's so obvious, but it takes that person to come up with the idea. Yeah, yeah, and I love that concept. EOFire launched on September 22, 2012. But I was miserable there. Really? John Lee Dumas: Thirteen months later he was generating six figures a month in revenue. I mean. Well, after I accomplish everything that I want to accomplish in step one here, this is what that next step is going to be. Hurricane Maria devastated the island that year. I was listening to audio books. It's got to be remarkable. Multiple times probably. John received his bachelor's degree in American studies from Providence College. So I'm happy to learn from you, bro. All because I found somebody who was currently where I wanted to be in about a year's time, like flexible, give or take on that. John currently resides in Puerto Rico. Everyone has a buried opportunity inside them, no matter what point in your career you are or how much money youre making. I did one key altering, and this is actually pretty interesting because it happened in my life too, which doesn't necessarily need to happen for you to alter what your avatar is doing or what's ideal for them, but it was really interesting on how it did parallel what happened to me, which is we got a COVID dog. Power outages happen a few times a month, sometimes more often. It's a whole different world. John Lee Dumas: IMDb is the world's most popular and authoritative source for movie, TV and celebrity content. Oh, yeah. What's a COVID dog? Guy Kawasaki: First of all, how the hell you do one podcast a day is beyond thunderdome. Guy Kawasaki: This is my seventh podcast today right here. Her name was Jaime Masters. Thank you, man. I just want to show you a willingness to learn that You're making more money with your podcast than I am. My thanks to Peg Fitzpatrick, Jeff Sieh, Shannon Hernandez, Madisun Nuismer, Luis Magana, and Alexis Nishimura. John Lee Dumas: Guy Kawasaki: No. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: On one of our first trips to see homes for sale we were continuously invited into peoples homes, and then asked to stay for dinner and drinks. Guy Kawasaki: The support is incredible. It's going to be the only daily podcast interviewing entrepreneurs about their amazing stories. John's photo John Lee Dumas Wife John is currently in a romantic relationship with his girlfriend Kate Erickson. We were going to yell at each other. She's going to be so happy. They're like, "No." Thats the life Ive created. John Lee Dumas: John Lee Dumas: Poo-Pourri? I saw that. John Lee Dumas has also authored below books. So what do you think? So I come from a lower middle-class family in Hawaii. John Lee Dumas w/ Amanda Holmes Watch on Learn the easier, least expensive way to double sales with your own Dream Buyer Strategy here. We are on the dark side of the moon in some ways, and that gives residents the sense of a tribal family. John Lee Dumas: John Lee Dumas is the host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, an award winning podcast where he interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are truly ON FIRE. All right. I was surprised at how that context affected his perception of the environment.When I teach leadership based on people's existing motivations and passions, people often ask, "What if the person has no motivation or passion." The PTSD made it difficult to focus and do the work, so I dropped out after one semester. - YouTube 0:00 / 7:22 Intro John Lee Dumas house tour of Palmas Del Mar, Puerto Rico.. Don't you need to add the viability variable because you may love something and do it well, but not be able to make a living doing it? That is a massive niche in and of itself. I love having that kind of inspiration for me. But that contradicts your mentor advice because that would be like equivalent of hanging around with Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. Movies. Don't let anybody tell you anything differently. I always saw the value in generating revenue, but now I also saw the significance of doing things that arent just about money. One night my dad called me downstairs he was sitting at the table with all of these papers and receipts in front of him because he was doing his annual taxes. I love having that kind of inspiration for me. So I am a big believer in the BHAG theory, which is Big, Hairy, Audacious Goals. The trip would cost around $5,000 between airfare, lodging and meals. Humacao, Puerto Rico, United States (207) 272-0105 [email protected] Certifications. 172K Followers, 5,387 Following, 2,085 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from John Lee Dumas (@johnleedumas) I still am telling you the most courageous thing I ever did was hand my father that letter that I dropped out of law school. The tax benefits under Act 60 are amazing. Yeah. I hired mentors and joined mastermind classes. Yes. We like to say, "Come to Puerto Rico when you're ready to keep the money you make." It makes me realize that, "Hey, I've done some really cool stuff in my life, but there's so much more I can do." Humacao, Puerto Rico John Lee Dumas is the host of EOFire, an award winning Podcast where he interviews today's most successful Entrepreneurs 7-days a week. Every year since then weve pulled in seven figures. Why Puerto Rico of all places in the world? I didn't know how to host. Done. Guy Kawasaki: I want to be the host of that." For those interested in learning more, Google Act 20 Puerto Rico for the latest and greatest and watch this video.It took us 18 months from the date of our application to receive the Act 20 Decree (Act 22 took about 10 months). Then 13 months after launching, I had the idea to launch a course about how to teach other people to create, grow and monetize their podcasts. Guy Kawasaki: I love the documentaries that are going in there. It actually still applied to what I was looking to do, build a business podcast. So the reason why we haven't got a dog all these years is because of all this traveling we've done. I've been saying that for six years. He read it, and I kid you not, Guy. Thank you, man. So I had to four-month trip to India booked the day after I told him. I do that because I want 10,000 steps total, and 10,000 steps is a little over five miles, like 5.3 miles. I'm Guy Kawasaki. So here I am interviewing remarkable people across all kinds of careers and interests. It's now out the window. It will also be the worst daily podcast interviewing entrepreneurs. I'm going to answer this on several levels. I saw it. John Lee Dumas: Guy Kawasaki: It was only when I began creating value that success found me. That's a good point. Jimmy may have been commuting twenty-five minutes each way before the pandemic, but now Jimmy or Jane is waking up, homeschooling, making sure their kids' iPads are working, making sure they're awake and paying attention, et cetera, et cetera. On one podcast someone quoted Albert Einstein and it changed my life. Right. So Suzy Batiz started this company where she sells this toiletry that you pour into the toilet before you poop, and it creates a seal on top of the water. Can you maybe just talk for a minute about your belief of what the purpose of a company is? You are one of one. That's it." John Lee Dumas: It's got to be remarkable. One thing that I've noticed over and over again is I'm just seeing these copies coming out of the successful companies. So Suzy Batiz started this company where she sells this toiletry that you pour into the toilet before you poop, and it creates a seal on top of the water. Oh, yeah. Hi!For the full post visit: https://www.EOFire.com/whyprJohn Lee Dumas here. You're only going to be here six months of the year, then you can be wherever else you want the other six months of the year. John Lee Dumas: He's like the fastest person on the game. I may be bursting bubbles if I answer this question honestly. Release Calendar Top 250 Movies Most Popular Movies Browse Movies by Genre Top Box Office Showtimes & Tickets Movie News India Movie Spotlight. That is across the board. The feeling of community in Palmas Del Mar is strong. Guy Kawasaki: John Lee Dumas here, founder and host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, a top-ranked business podcast where I interview the worlds most successful entrepreneurs. So, after you poop, the smell is not emitted into the bathroom. johnleedumas1. That is Tina Turner. Her life is so different. I said, "Read this in full before you say a word." [11][12][13], At the age of 32, John Lee Dumas decided to start his own podcast. John Lee Dumas: Her contacts actually made sense for what I was looking to build in my world. Guy Kawasaki: John Lee Dumas is an American podcaster, internet personality and entrepreneur. Yes, yes. I still had these [+] skewed beliefs of what I thought success was, which was a lot of money, so I made bad decisions searching for that.". I sware to God That is just freaking genius. Guy Kawasaki: Email I don't want you to create jobs. Tom Peters. Guy Kawasaki: I definitely strive for it myself. My mother let him know that I was okay, but I was doing eat, pray, love in India. I'm looking at Puerto Rico right now, so. So half the year, more than that, it's too cold to even be outside. So I went out, and I found a successful business podcast host. John Lee Dumas: John Lee Dumas: From then on, I was constantly thinking about how I could be less of a burden on my family and what I could do to become financially independent. Guy Kawasaki: So if there's somebody that comes to me, by the way, because people join my podcast and course all the time, and they're just like, "John, I'm going to interview the world's most successful entrepreneurs about what makes them awesome," and I'm like, "A, how are you going to access those people? Hi! Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: I'm Guy Kawasaki. It's a tough, tough, tough world out there. Guy Kawasaki: John Lee Dumas: So I go to Stanford, I graduate, I get into law school, I go to law school, I quit after two weeks, and I thought, "Holy shit, this is a key time, hara kiri seppuku time. I don't want you to create jobs. I just knew that he needed that time. He is the founder and host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, a business podcast where he interviews successful entrepreneurs. Watch on Palmas Del Mar official commercial Why did we move to Palmas Del Mar Puerto Rico? I realized there could be an opportunity there and that this was a chance for me to do something of value. You are Guy Kawasaki. So, listen. Then I tried corporate finance, residential real estate and commercial real estate. John Lee Dumas: Guy Kawasaki: By the way, people who are listening, this is supposed to be first for me, which is we're both recording, and we're both going to use it on our separate podcast. Arguably the #1 podcaster of all-time, John Lee Dumas sits down for an interview with Clay Clark to discuss the grind work ethic needed to succeed, why he decided to move to Puerto Rico and what's in the future for the EOFire.com Podcast. Nobody else. John Lee Dumas: John Lee Dumas: We are on the dark side of the moon in some ways, and that gives residents the sense of a tribal family. He's the author of The Freedom Journal and The Mastery . The home of John Lee Dumas and Kate Lynn Erickson, and HQ of EOFire! You're the best. I saw that. Spill it out. Guy Kawasaki: I did not communicate with him via anything. So what happens now? We have friends who moved here recently who are benefitting from a much smoother and faster process and received their Act 20 in 4 months.The good news is its retroactive to the date you move to Puerto Rico, so we have been paying 4% taxes since May 1st 2016.You do have to pay yourself a 'reasonable' salary as well which will be taxed at 33%, but the rest of your income will be taxed at 4%.A quick summation of Act 22: If you move your business and yourself to Puerto Rico and spend more than half the year here, you will pay 0% capital gains on EVERYTHING. Yes. It's not the number two or the number ten solution. That's a good point. It's crazy. One year later I was commanding a tank platoon with four tanks and 16 men in Iraq. Guy Kawasaki: So you brought up the N-word, and so now I'm going to ask you advice as opposed to information. Hang on. Guy Kawasaki: John Lee Dumas was born and raised in Maine, United States. I did a thirteen-month tour of duty in Iraq. I definitely strive for it myself. For me, I think you can have the step ladder effect where you say, "You know what, I need is a direct mentor, somebody who I can talk to, someone who's currently where I want to be in about a year's time who's going to mentor me, who's going to look at my content, at my podcast, at my product, at my service, at my app, and give real advice because they have done this actual work," and that's a step ladder number one. Is that your goal? Let's do it. B, if you do, you're just going to be asking them the same question everybody else is asking them because that's the questions that get asked over and over again. You're having one unsuccessful podcast, business, whatever it might be, then you're seeing a million copies of that. His speed for the San Francisco forty-niners on defense was like a ninety-nine out of a hundred. I just knew that he needed that time. No. John Lee Dumas: Guy Kawasaki: John Lee Dumas: I'm going to ask you to read the book, give me recommendations, and write the forward. So I think it starts with that, John. I just want to show you a willingness to learn that You're making more money with your podcast than I am. John Lee Dumas: A pumpkin patch, baby. I'm never leaving. Guy Kawasaki: John Lee Dumas: I have a suggested guess for you. John Lee Dumas. I'm going to say, "Here's the booking link. What's a COVID dog? Then, when I decided a number of years later to launch Entrepreneurs on Fire, he was my number one fan, and he has been since. I can't go surfing with Kelly Slater. John Lee Dumas: So you get literally thousands of remarkable entrepreneurs, and I want to know, what's the pattern? By the way, if I do everything right over the next ten, thirty, fifty years, this is what a moonshot would look like. My reaction was "Why didn't he tell me that before I went to law school?" Maybe I'm too broad." It's a runaway hit. So I would always use him on defense, and it was like almost unfair, like Ronnie Lott though. We have a whole house generator, so there is very little disruption for us, but it can still be frustrating. That planted the seed for the podcast I would create three months later. So the next time, which happens almost every day, somebody asks me to mentor them, I'm going to say, "Do you want to be a sixty-seven-year-old semi-retired podcaster who hasn't figured out how to monetize it? So I just walked out the door, and I left, and I was in India for four months. He will take you wherever you want to go. Honestly, I want to go back to something we already talked about because it is true. I'm like, "Gary is the best at doing what Gary has done. So the amount of potential listening minutes for the average person is shrinking, while the amount of potential minutes is expanding. From Providence College, to the Army, to Boston - New York - San Diego - and Maine, I seem to get that itch every couple years to 'relocate'.In 2016, Kate and I had been in San Diego for a few years and that itch had me looking for options (not to mention the BRUTAL Cali taxes).I found out about the AMAZING Act 20/22 tax benefits offered by Puerto Rico (more on this below) and immediately knew I was Caribbean bound. So this is a question. I was listening to podcasts. John Lee Dumas: Yeah, yeah. I had started listening to podcasts because I wanted to virtually surround myself with people I was inspired by. That's the genius. Done. I'll drop off 4 percent to the government of Puerto Rico, and you'll be good. (RISK FREE) Amanda Holmes: Welcome everybody! So, listen, man. Palmas Del Mar, Puerto Rico. He's actually from the Philippines. Guy Kawasaki: It's gorgeous. I was reading your book, and I thought. Guy Kawasaki: By the way, people who are listening, this is supposed to be first for me, which is we're both recording, and we're both going to use it on our separate podcast. John Lee Dumas: I see you're You are crazy, bro. Guy Kawasaki: Guy Kawasaki: Done. I am proud to say that I've had many of the same remarkable people on my podcast. It's going to be a blast. John Lee Dumas: Because PR is a US territory, you dont need a passport to get here, and we have the major stores we have come to know and love in the states like Costco, HomeDepot, Walmart, etc. Seriously, you will love her story and just So I would love to learn. I'm the founder and host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, a top ranked business podcast where I interview the worlds most successful Entrepreneurs. John Lee Dumas: When John Lee Dumas created his business podcast Entrepreneurs on Fire, today followed by more than a million people, money was the last thing on his mind. Menu. It actually still applied to what I was looking to do, build a business podcast. Maybe it was eighteen months, maybe it was nine months, but somewhere around there where what they've done is recent enough so that it still applies to you and your journey, and that's going to be the game-changer. Am I nuts? John Lee Dumas: Is that your goal? My attitude was to rise to the challenge. Did you alter your strategy? You pay no federal tax, no state tax, just a flat 4 percent corporate tax. Home Speakers John Lee Dumas John Lee Dumas Keynote Speaker: Host of EntrepreneurOnFire Travels From: Humacao, Puerto Rico Speaking Fee: Live Event Fee: $30,000 - $50,000 Virtual Event Fee: Contact us for details More Fee Info Categories: Entrepreneurship, Business, Entertainers, Broadcasting, Business Growth, Authors, Leadership PROFILE VIDEO NEWS So I think it starts with that, John. John Lee Dumas: They filmed Endless Summer right down here in Puerto Rico in this town called Rincon. Tom Peters. Terms and Conditions - Entrepreneurs on Fire with John Lee Dumas EOFire Stats: Total Episodes 3,896 Total Listens 138,813,200 January 2023 INCOME $ 0.00 CHECKOUT THE REPORT Terms and Conditions EOFire, LLC 295 Palmas Inn Way, Ste 104 | PMB 111 Humacao, PR 00791 (888) 207-5942 | Team@EOFire.com Effective Date: Aug 23, 2018 Obviously, that is something that has to be part of the equation. That's the key. John Lee Dumas: It's the best, but I spend a few months a year there still because I can, but I spend six months plus a year in Puerto Rico. John Lee Dumas: So I have a tactical question for you too, which is Jimmy, the theoretical "Jimmy" where you figured out that the ideal length of your podcast is twenty to thirty minutes because Jimmy commutes twenty, thirty minutes in the morning, and maybe forty minutes going home because of traffic, but it's in that twenty, thirty, thirty-five-minute bracket. [4][5] John Lee Dumas is widely regarded as one of the best viral entrepreneur podcasters in the United States,[6] who started his entrepreneurial career in 2012 and until 2019, has generated over $16 Million in revenue through his podcasts.[7][8]. I get that, but the point is you need to find somebody right now who is currently where you want to be in about a year's time from now. Just putting it out there. I put together a plan and launched Entrepreneurs on Fire in September 2012. Either way, just come here. Oh, I thought your dog had COVID when you got him. John Lee Dumas: His name is Gus. Guy Kawasaki: So I'm going to bring back this video. That's a good point. Guy Kawasaki: Her husband has got to be out there still cranking because he's in commercial real estate. "When I finished my active duty, I began what I call my 'six years of struggle.' You take PayPal, Venmo, direct deposit? The appointment system does not work the same as in the States, and you might have to drive to San Juan or further to visit certain doctors. In one word, YES. When you can have access to the top 1 percent of 1 percent of performers, that's a micro niche, brother, because nobody else has access to those people that you mentioned. Guy Kawasaki:
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